The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-02-26

I. w. Gillette and wife were Wis
iting friends at HALEY during the
week.
Walter Clark is in Montana view
ing that country, with the thermom-
eter in the lower forties.
George p. Wheeler, formerly OF
the Caldwell Tribune, proposes to
start paper at Pocatello.
Tom Tague is in Colorado look
ing up the prospects for working
his packtrain in that state.
| Hon. +. G. Bennett, Judge Clag-
gett and Jesse Pollard were in
Portland, Oregon, last week.
Hon. Silas w. Moody has been
appointed superintendent of public
instruction by Governor Stevenson.
Mrs. Joseph Pinkham, now visit
ing at Boise City, has, we regret to
learn, been i'll for some days past.
| Prof. Jenney has gone to Cali
fornia to meet Mr.. Clarke, one of
the principal owners of the Parker
mine.
Robert Peterson, who is interested
i'm several Wood River mining
claims, is visiting the CGur dAlene
country.
Hon. A. J. McNab made a flying
trip to Salt Lake after the adjourn
ment of the legislature, and has re-
turned home.
John G.. Foster, of the Shoshone
Journal, has been visiting friends
and relatives at Bellevue during the
past week.
G. ID. Golden has been placed in
charge of the Rocky Bar postollice
and recommended for permanent
appointment.
VIM. A. Deuel. has been appointed
assistant superintendent of the
Union Pacific railway, with head
quarters at Omaha.
Ex-Chief Justice Morgan and
wife, parents of Mrs. George NJ.
Snow of Keichum. are visiting
friends at Salt Lake city.
Charley Stull was in town during
the week from East Fork. His
mine is looking well and ore of a
good grade is being taken out.
Delegate HALEY writes that con-
gress is not in the humor to admit
Washington Territory as state
with the panhandle attachment.
Fred. J. Keisel was the gentle
candidate for Mayor of Ogden,
Utah, at the recent election there.
and was only defeated by 81 votes.
G.. b. Florence of Sawtooth, who
has been i'll for some time past, is
] reported as i'm far better health now
and on the high road to complete
recovery.
Hon. Fred. T. Dubois has gone
to Washington. He has author
lied the statement to be made that
he was utterly opposed to annexa-
tion-to Nevada.
Horace c. Lewis has gone to
Spokane Falls to spy out the land
i'm that direction. 1t is stated that
he may probably send his teams
there for hauling into the Ceur
d'Alene country.
H.. Cummings, Thos. A. James,
VIM. James and Dave Davis, OF
East Fork, spent a couple of days
in town during the week. They re-
port that their section will send In
large quantities of ore this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Worswick
Mrs. f. w. Gooding and Mrs. NJ.
J. Moody returned from Salt Lake
city by Thursdays train. Fred.
Gooding stopped off on the way to
attend to some business affairs.
Dick West returned from his
trip to Salt Lake on last Saturday.
He narrowly escaped being one OF
the passengers on the Utah and
. Nevada road that was blown from
the track by a cyclone. He over
slept himself and missed the train.
James Furey and Miss Ida
May were united in marriage at
Haley on Tuesday last. Prior to
the ceremony the young lady was
admitted as a member of the Cath
Ollie Church. The groom is brother
of ex-Sheriff Furey.
Pierce Dorgan and wife have
gone to Connecticut to visit his
parents. The health of Mrs. Dor
gan has been bad for some time
past, and she will remain in the
east in the hope Of improvement
Mr.. Dorgan will return next month
Union Church Enterinlnmae n {.
The entertainment given by the
Union Sunday School last Friday
evening was pleasant affair, and
all who attended were delighted
,, with the "show." Those who took
part were frequently applauded
Mr.. f. Steventon proved his skill
,, as master of Indian clubs by
swinging them longer than they
} have hitherto been swung before
the Ketchum people. The music
; rendered by the choir, always
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